Mercantile Library

Mercantile Library

Cincinnati, OH 45202
Tax ID26-1603137

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More about this organization

Mission

A general library organized and operated for literary purposes. The members of the association seek to make a difference through literature and ideas, advancing interest in the written word, and celebrating the best in literary achievement.

About

During 2018, the library had approximately 1,870 members. The library continued to add to its core collection of books, concurrently and continually presenting a broad range of programs and assemblies of interest to readers. Activities included multi-part book discussions, a poetry group, author appearances and lectures of interest to the general public.

Revenue

$1,030,418

Expenses

$1,039,684